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  • 1 держать себя в рамках

    держать себя (держаться) в рамках (рамочках, границах) < приличия>
    keep within the bounds (limits) of propriety; observe the rules of propriety; mind one's manners; keep calm

    - Вагаршак! - негромко крикнула Люба. - Держись в рамочках! - Но разве Саинян умел держаться в рамочках, когда речь шла о деле? Разве он понимал, что такое "рамочки", когда сидит перед ним эдакая жирная размазня, вдруг сделавшаяся ему врагом? (Ю. Герман, Я отвечаю за всё) — 'Vagarshak,' Lyuba called out warningly. 'Mind your manners.' But was Vagarshak capable of 'minding his manners' when the matter concerned his work? Could the warning mean anything to him when he was confronted by a fat slug who had suddenly turned enemy?

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > держать себя в рамках

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